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Also importantly: Trudeau has yet to show evidence. This could easily be misinformation and disinformation. Trudeau is notorious for lying, dividing people, a

Also importantly: Trudeau has yet to show evidence. This could easily be misinformation and disinformation. Trudeau is notorious for lying, dividing people, and "interpreting differently" things, especially when all the attention is on his crumbling regime and mismanagement of virtually everything in Canada. And it should raise everyone's flags that Trudeau, who has done everything possible to obstruct and derail the inquiry into Chinese election interference which likely put him in power - including saying that the information is classified - suddenly decides to share highly classified information from Canadian intelligence.

foobarian 3y ago
To top it all off isn't Trudeau Fidel Castro's son?
- happytiger 3y ago
  https://apnews.com/article/0e6f0ac0a5cc41bb83832267a9d42560 https://apnews.com/article/0e6f0ac0a5cc41bb83832267a9d42560 lol. No. But the family does have a very extensive and documented history for love of tyrants: https://macleans.ca/opinion/the-trudeau-familys-love-of-tyrants/ https://macleans.ca/opinion/the-trudeau-familys-love-of-tyra...
slashdev 3y ago
I’m no fan of Trudeau, but way to shoot the messenger. And ramble incoherently about conspiracy theories.
Sanzig 3y ago
The evidence is certainly classified and disclosure of details would probably result in unacceptable risk to Canadian and/or other Five Eyes intelligence assets. This is not a court of law, the Canadian government is not obliged to give up the identities of its sources. Trudeau briefed the leaders of the opposition ahead of the announcement and they are all offering a united front on this. That's enough for me to infer that the intelligence on this must be rock solid.
- rajup 3y ago
  > The evidence is certainly classified and disclosure of details would probably result in unacceptable risk to Canadian and/or other Five Eyes intelligence assets. How convenient!
  - Sanzig 3y ago
    If Trudeau is wrong about this, and is proven wrong, his government will fall. People don't blow up bilateral relationships between countries unless they are damned sure of the facts. He is clearly certain, as are the opposition parties which are all offering a common front on the issue. Canada is not required to burn its intelligence assets prove its assertions. Releasing the evidence in a manner that exposes sources and methods just hands India's foreign intelligence apparatus a win because they can then deny Canada and her allies access to those sources.

foobarian 3y ago

To top it all off isn't Trudeau Fidel Castro's son?

happytiger 3y ago
https://apnews.com/article/0e6f0ac0a5cc41bb83832267a9d42560 https://apnews.com/article/0e6f0ac0a5cc41bb83832267a9d42560 lol. No. But the family does have a very extensive and documented history for love of tyrants: https://macleans.ca/opinion/the-trudeau-familys-love-of-tyrants/ https://macleans.ca/opinion/the-trudeau-familys-love-of-tyra...

slashdev 3y ago

I’m no fan of Trudeau, but way to shoot the messenger. And ramble incoherently about conspiracy theories.

Sanzig 3y ago

The evidence is certainly classified and disclosure of details would probably result in unacceptable risk to Canadian and/or other Five Eyes intelligence assets. This is not a court of law, the Canadian government is not obliged to give up the identities of its sources. Trudeau briefed the leaders of the opposition ahead of the announcement and they are all offering a united front on this. That's enough for me to infer that the intelligence on this must be rock solid.

rajup 3y ago
> The evidence is certainly classified and disclosure of details would probably result in unacceptable risk to Canadian and/or other Five Eyes intelligence assets. How convenient!
- Sanzig 3y ago
  If Trudeau is wrong about this, and is proven wrong, his government will fall. People don't blow up bilateral relationships between countries unless they are damned sure of the facts. He is clearly certain, as are the opposition parties which are all offering a common front on the issue. Canada is not required to burn its intelligence assets prove its assertions. Releasing the evidence in a manner that exposes sources and methods just hands India's foreign intelligence apparatus a win because they can then deny Canada and her allies access to those sources.